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12 hours ago, vitor said:

I know it does and that there are people using it like that. As long as you can see the files in the Finder, they should be accessible via this Workflow, just change the directory.

 

But like you pointed out, this was made with one specific case in mind. It is optimised for that and is not guaranteed with anything else, because I haven’t tested every other provider.

That sounds great. Thanks for the reply!

Hi Vitor,

Thanks for this amazing workflow!

I have a question.

I'm aware that it has been only tested with Google Drive,

but does it depend on any Google Drive-specific things, or do you think it will work with other virtual or network drives in general?

Hi,

I realized that even if a Script Filter returns items with action.file properties (for Universal Actions), it doesn't work with File Buffer actions like ⌥ + ↑.

(It does work with the Universal Action "Add File to Buffer".)

Since setting type: "file" requires arg to be a file path, how about using action.file as a fallback when type is "default"?

Thank you.

Thanks for the reply!

That's reasonable. I'm also a big fan of Alfred being responsive always.

Hi,

I know that what Alfred searches are app files not instances,

but since probably many people are using Alfred to switch between different apps,

would it be possible to add an option to show (notification) badges for the icons of running apps?

Thank you!

@Andrew

I'm on Mojave (since the day I got this MBP), and Siri is just disabled.

Alfred used to be responsive, but now it takes about 3 seconds to load when I press my hot key for Alfred after not using it for like more than several minutes.

Could it be the issue that Alfred is being swapped out because there is a small amount of free memory?

Or could it be that there are too many files on my MBP?